Christians. Could you be wrong?

[Esquilax]

You're exactly as wrong today as you will be in the future, is the problem. You've decided you can never be wrong, and that level of closed off intellectual dishonesty is genuinely sad. You don't know if you're living a moral life, you don't know if sin is even a thing, but since you don't bother to investigate, since you're already right right right and nothing will convince you otherwise, you'll never learn.

You've mistaken a belief held with conviction for knowledge, and you'll never be able to grow beyond it. That's what's sad.

The important thing about what I said is I try to live a moral and right live, I neversaid I had actually achieved, I never will.

And if you never bother to investigate your moral precepts or soteriological bases- say, by deciding that absolutely nothing could convince you that you're wrong- then you'll never have so much as an opportunity to even get closer to a moral life. How can you be trying, if you won't even consider the possibility of changing?